Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-03
FOLLOWING CLEWS
THE wKcssLER DYNAMITE oUrRA0R
STILL REMAINS A Mystery.
Detectives Hard at VOrk-Thsy Make q
Determined IHort to Find Where the
Hiseresnt Bought BIS Goods


Hseresnt Bought BIS Goods
lHeraldl
The Brooklyn police are very much in
earnest in their efforts TO secure the per
son or persons who on last Friday night
sent the internal machine TO the home of
Mr.. Joseph Wecl,,ler. No. 800 Washing
ton avenue.
In the first place, thc large reward Of
fCrod for the arrest Of the guilty parties
is n sufficient induccment for the force
TO do everything in their power TO sue
cessfnlly unrayel the mystery. The
>, 500 promised 10y the firm of Wechsler
4 Abraham IS very handsome incentive
10 patrolman, detective, or police cap.
tain 20 leave no clcw uncovered that may
result in the capture Of both criminal
and prize al the same time.
DETECTIVES At WORK.
Evidences OF the thoroughncss with
which the detectives ara working on the
case were shown yesterday. Beginning
40 an carly hour in the day, they made
visit 20 every store, big and little,
throughout the entire city, TO discover
q possible. where the articles found III
lnc P'''cpo"I Don 'I3t ",1o'i, i lsI''i
thc cca"i """a DON III men 'iic ili''iu "i
''''"iI ""' WIN '"''" '"'' '" Pun
'I"t>t"'
IA ~ a.. 1,,' t,,.I. o,tachr1 - t,o
different stations we're engaged IN this
pursuit They were to1ty-four in all
SIX from headquarters and two each
",'" "'e 30 WV
sat-, lI''"' '' ''', ''''l .,o ;,,.,..
Iu' VOL" "'. .'' ''','t 80 o "r '''' ,d p'o
'inCl~' I''' 'i '.', ~ ' na,,.i i' n,l
Pea oH' ''' ''l'', " anus
Tue pI'''5 q" ~ ''..''.' ,l...,,h.o,,
III '"' ''.'.'. H. orl,,,,1 ., w.
rage was '.'''.'', ..'...u,' l,tnn.;,-n TEo
'"l,i'" was wan! nf Hi,,,Io any
si''. ,.1 - a., - '.> ;,'-,,
','. .i,...I .u tL, tcrr;lory b,twc.n
UrJsou avenue ON the west. Franklin
oyeru. On tie east. Flushing avenue on
t.o north. and Fulton avenue ON the
,.ulb The junction Of Fulton and
franklin avenues Is three miles distant
from the station. Detectives Shaugh-
messy ana rice Oh '0l'a u'N'I'Vy
command, had TINS part oil the WORK 10
DO, aud did 1T IN very thorough man
ucr
tue SEARCH TRCIILC,s.
". sin,l, ,toreke,u,r wa. fonnd
WHO iJent,6e5 any If 'tbc Goods AS
bqv,u,, be,n purchased Of him. or. i'm
fact as corresponding to anything ln ms
line of goods
\ SIMILAR Investigation on t'e part oil
the police oi New 1orA Wohid lo' seem
amisss' particularly III Iue precinct rom
when the threatehluS let'eI I'c'Ncu on
ii'' ~ IL. IL. ,h, o,,r;,,,o'
ana tla' III when RESIDES 'nc carnage
mailer whose business cafd Was lo"hl III
tle nONeS delivered ny tHe messenger
boy Joyce at VT. 'ciI'''' > "'''a' VII
'hc hieu' oil inc EXPULSION
THREE NEW CLEvs.
The BROOKLYN policc have three new
c'eNs. and tiev we're al work on all Of
tb,m last evening. What they were tue
r,llco would not say for fear OF defeat
Ing the INQUIRIES they were making.
one. however is believed to he
Search afteratinsmitb who formerly kept
, slo,, ou Fulton street. near New York
s,.rne He s.ut "a letter to the firm
Will. moo Swing that he WAS an Anar
cn.t tbat ibe sale of tmwarc Lv
webster a Abraham was ininnng his
Lo.in,s-, and that the society of Auar-
l3.tstovLicb hobelonoed had agrecdt0
rrri.L .bc firm if they did not promptly
iit,n selling the Goods